PROV-O ontology for provenance relationships. More...
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| class | Association |
| An Association is linked to an Agent through the agent relationship. The Association includes the hadRole property to qualify the role of the Agent in the Activity. More... | |
| class | Usage |
| How different entities are used in an Activity is specified with the Usage class, which is linked from an Activity through the qualifiedUsage relationship. A Usage is then linked to an Entity through the Entity’s URI and the role of this entity is qualified with the hadRole property. When the wasDerivedFrom property is used together with the full provenance described here, the entity pointed at by the wasDerivedFrom property MUST be included in a Usage. More... | |
| class | Agent |
| Examples of agents are person, organisation or software. These agents should be annotated with additional information, such as software version, needed to be able to run the same software again. More... | |
| class | Plan |
| Examples of agents are person, organisation or software. These agents should be annotated with additional information, such as software version, needed to be able to run the same software again. More... | |
| class | Activity |
| A generated Entity is linked through a wasGeneratedBy relationship to an Activity, which is used to describe how different Agents and other entities were used. An Activity is linked through a qualifiedAssociation to Associations, to describe the role of agents, and is linked through qualifiedUsage to Usages to describe the role of other entities used as part of the activity. Moreover, each Activity includes optional startedAtTime and endedAtTime properties. When using Activity to capture how an entity was derived, it is expected that any additional information needed will be attached as annotations. This may include software settings or textual notes. Activities can also be linked together using the wasInformedBy relationship to provide dependency without explicitly specifying start and end times. More... | |
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PROV-O ontology for provenance relationships.
